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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

srry Of the i"'"
u,uc til the clio q I
,i- war. lie wnS a
West Point prCdn
ate and became
ava ior general OF
rolunteels After
'he war le accepted
she place Of vice
president Of the
Colt ManIifactnr-
ng company, al
Hartford Conn
AZ aiwnyS, Nc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

with - few men
Indeed, the Con
feaerate tactic {
throughout the
day, even in the
fight Mt Gaines
Mill. were some.
what similar, and
u is nuly fair Il
say they succeeded
Now. Sumner To
ported that his
right was going 10
he attacked in
stantly, then Smith
was sure the Cop
fod ties were
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

born in 1870; Sradn-
ated Mt West Point.
and served In the
Mexican war. After
the civil war he en-
gagged in business
pursuits and held
important govern
ment offices under
Republican admins
trations. He is now
living at Gainesville,
Gal
On the morning
| of the 10Th Ma
gruder's division
made a lively at
tack on Sumner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02
SEVEN DAYS FIGHTING.

After Stuar,'s raid, Juno II, Mcclellan
began to prepare for changing his base OF
supplies from tho Pamunkey across tho Re"
insrla on the James river. He did this ~
view of possible defeat and disaster.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

and Heintzelman at Aliens farm, but was
three times repulsed Magruder went in
person to lee To get re-enforcements in
vain Lee had ordered Huger and Jackson
Oh somewhere else
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

FIRE forced Smiths
division tn abandon
its position at Gold
ing's farm and
move nearer say
age station Leo be-
lieved that McC!el-
Ian would throw his
whole force back
north of the Chick
a h o III my, after
leaving G s ;
Mill, in order to
save White House
opl his LIN. nf sttp-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

with Soldiers Graves.
After the battle Of Fair Oaks, both armies
rested "A while Hardly had Summers corps
crossed to the south sido of thu Chicka-
hominy, May II, lSG2, when the Chicka'
homuy rose in mighty nood and swept all
before il, Summers Grapevine bridge in
clul,d II the food had come in the fore
noon Of that day MT Fair Oaks ine'end "f
toward evening, the corps Of McCIellnn's
army south Of the stream would havo been
cu: to pieces.
Only the railway bridge was lcfi across the
Chic'uhominy, and over this wcr" brought
.up lr, for tho corps Reyes, llci'zelmons
md Snmners-on the south side Of Tia"
stream The bnae of supplies was still ut
Whit House, on the Paruni"y. "Th"
ground turned into vast swamp" says Gen
WcLh and the guns in battery sank into
The earth 10y their own weight"
Mcclellan began again IN this swamp his
favorte work Of throwing mp in,ronchments,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

NV
his Is n feature of the book worthy of spe-
cial attention-a feature peculiar TO this book,
Any good medical work will tell you what 10
do, If you know what the disease is, but the
difficulty is, you can not tell from the book
what it is. TO find out you are Obliged To
send for a physician! The book is written
with this view; written generally in the inter
est of the profession! With "OUR FAMILY
PHYSICIAN you can tell, yourself, what the
matter is just as unerringly IL doctor could
In this respect the book differs from all 9th
crs; and even if you have others, you need
this book also.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02
The French Coach Stallion,
TACHEAU,

VIII make the season of 1881 "a follows: From Mon
day noon MIL Wednesday mornings at Jerry Two
hrt's. miles northwest Of ottawa; from "Wednesday
Ms until Thursday Moons AT Thomas Fogartys. !
ullrs northwest Of ottawa. IN Wallace township; nom
Thurs Iay afternoon until saturday mornings nj Murs
on the old Dudley farm, miles south aud one mile
west of Prairie Centre in Waltham township: from
SATURDAY. until Monday mornings at owners
stable ~ mtlef northwest vi Utica and mics east u
Ia Sale.
TACHEAU is three years old this spring. a black
grey in color. aud weighs very near lSh os., win
good, rni bone, and beautiful heavy black name ana
',ul. This very promising Young horse, and Hrout
well h, ed rs any horse IN la Sale county and have
believe that he VIII not make very per
jcc 1t ck grtter Farmers Will he much benefited by
see NJ this horse before breeding elsewhere.
TKRAS.-rU insure $lN, payable when mares are
known 10 he with foa. Those parting with mares or
moving them ont OF the county without my consent
Will he he'd responsible for Insurance. Care viii he
lak"n prevent accidents, but Will not be response
bic for any that may occur. -
WILLIAM JAMESON.
may Proprietor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

engagement with Sherilnn's troopers, an'
died tho same day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

Gives the Allopathic, Homeopathic and Ec-
leclie ireatments-all three-for each and ev
cry disease and ailment.
II has a classified "Tabt Of Symptonls.N 6y
,chjch any ordinary intelligent person cdn deter-
y III ,s ~ ,nI,,f 1js,Uss ~ JlJti,.f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02
THE SEVEN DAYS.
June, 1887, Brings Back Their
Quarter Centenary.
r
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Splendid Fighting on the Bloody Re.
treat 10 the James River.

The Desperate Flights Of M.chs"icsviil".
G,,o,x. Mills. Savage station. Gier
dale aud Malvern HilI--Ths Route
from Yorktown tn tho jane. st's""
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02
s yutering from or threatened ,rith.

niNc ax WI as a phusieinn nlnt diwas, a patt,m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

with Soldiers Graves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-07-02

when the Book for POSTAGE
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
I!.r Hai...,s .ir> -; :Ea:S,!si-i-.

Ercrv0oGy knoy9s iiiot American W0!N-
ingnIeN, n;ct!.c: oi G&,ive of1"rcig2 b:f;h,
N, ::citA-r Anarchists r.2r ii sympathy
wi,1 ;aarc:fy in The rIri1lcai deE!rce. J."
!. l$na .: schools and newspapers, whore !
i possible for the pores . oc iu:@:sl:=,,.;:',
Il j. no; possible ;..:.t ;..,I large proportion
lie G.cn w:.o really earn !!,cl. brcaI -
:s ,wtgJ Of ;:v;r ntowS 81! hc in iaV". O,
overthrow Il 9 Sy>.>uoi g2ytt.u:c.1i
;l..i>cS cv,:g i.i.;i tie equal u eyeGH
i:;.a iGferc I;le law. y it:.e j!.e
l!.:Si have loudly pr:iGssed % h2 the
,...-..,i.., Il Tue G".aiug:a"G, !: ;isS u@;
.;...lr>; :li;; the wo::Ni. gi;!ya h..'e ;.S!::.C
TX. Anarchists {" sne'iti lar tIc"! or !:..t
:;,. u { &;;ntr ii;te'c,i or grai::uG " ,:::2
.;e..;.cti championship.
I. l,.af:: has been ;.u:WEc:2 m! ,!3;i1, %:
:.;S IL ct j, uU,t nar>. hae!' c1>?'c!l@a "
~. Ion .: lll;. co"Tc.:t:o.; ot lie huiS'ii-
II i...3ar :; Minneapolis on Eionc".% II
a. ting, hv i yIte OF IS! II -. i Ic>G!E.
te.. :c.1,;utnariGilic Tue c1inm:,,;tirn ol Il"
,.c,,tA sentences against Tie Cticas:o -An.:T-
,.lt>;s tie resolution wos cIc"!U.lr GTas'NA
aul I'D 70: iudo:se tho crime q the @a1-
l:>n.S.Ci n.aE even hy implication, but .'l-
-; recommended CommGt:;l L o" tfe
general ggouu;; .: . strong pubic cSent::.eni
,.s.iust capital Punishment i!.e c2GEca,
,,,l by Z t:Ir, e-fDur:hs vo;c declined 10 take
;.Gy action il the %l;.;tsc. rightly holding
4. / il these n.cN mad violated tne Ia" they
>iio;s;,i suffer It's penalty.
(. IS probable thaL lhc overwhelming
,;s,cat CT the resolution MS due il So;ae
sc,.sy 20 tie imprisoned apnGa: ct Master
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
Singular z;i=rryaTy q Gas.

Wien the art,.s.,,.. .,:::. (; AH>d"il 5
brewery was completed l&Grc Was Ger
c'iveI about Tic waiyr Sii.&t iAd'ca-
tons 9: ra;&rai ga: >,"la'ag. i:J"-
cvec. was Thought OF TIE circumstance.
rs Die clen:Cut was ;;,,',2:,e:. ! : 70; n:e>-
cnt in anv conS;,;cri;lt..s ,aaMl; Y .Aa,>t
two weeks ago the lam" OF :. !:,n.::
CHANGED! 10 ~ :,:o:IGi:t u CO., - "
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
Tobacco. Growing in England.

il reply 70 an inquiry as 10 the result
oi MS experiment ii. tobacco-growing.
Lord Harris, wsjiin@ from Hun:ing!irid,
:s"cg>Ga1n. says: Ny experiment his
bGea So i;r less elaborai" than M- De
LarGc's ihat an account Of il would
i:"i; the interest raised, and justly 30,
N his attempt to prove Tie feasibility
q rowing ana drying tobacco in En-
g!,;"ti. planted about ten rods III 4
garden at Belmont with two sorts (tie
bgoa leaf and long Leaf. but the inter-
vais-tvo feet hy three feet rot
sufficient TO allow Of passage between
Tie n.ants when in full growth. and
consequently many suckers which
saoa:d have been nipped oEt on ap-
"I%rlncr. sho. up and robbed the leaves
i;'a: formed the crop. They also knock
ca each other about :. good deal in
high winds. The land was not man
u:vG, but Il is good land. and the
plantation grew SO vigorously a5 10
resemble :. .ropica. jungle. l Cut very
late in September. after there had been
$50 or three slight frcsts, but the plants
ScenIcd in no way affected. In harvest
jAg l strictly lci!owed printed lnstruc,-
Ioas and split the stems from the top to
within few inches OF the base. Ihe
crop cut was made an inch or Two
iowcr, and the plants straddied over
iati,s, winch were removed by the
wagoG-lo:.d to 4 greenhouse and rest
q, on :. temporary structure " found
the stem Of the long-lcavcd variety far
mere woody than that OF the broad
leaved. My intention had been 10 pro-
dGce the yellow OF Solden-co!ored tobac-
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"r::c sr,cc.--Hii soU,h.


lh* 81" i"iH i'@F:d OF :: iec>.2i !::,'e T.:
''.,:G +" glowing 80 graz" ui9;l'c - II,
SO >-iil ,'0':;h. i: cEc g! i. ::';'%i
!>l:S /; z :v2 IL" tlti1 i'&-eS - t't ICstsli,.
ton auG 'i:us:r.;'i2,. oi 'E!c soujl : rI;neF@i
:ziui.. ,.@.::u&!4.,y in AiaS;.ma a:l& Ter
:,;s,.,c art! ;;.,gr :. c;.2?.:l outline .: TIC
,.r. eyes, aad mineral wea;;h ut IL, sec.
y, r>yr .ray:i;: 3-p ,:";uies ot N0ox-
10, ncya.u;, 1};aii,2c. l.!c!y. ruscaiu,5>:.
:.y; 0:jeg.s ;i.,l oiaer cities. Bi~&liac-
,'..,l waS nrt nar,;cal.rx"5; ia tui> $50
:,ci;,se 81 Mach Aas &,rcody been said Of
~. .!>i4gic City The :.2I>t r@r;i>ti!a'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
A New Way to Get nn appetite.

This morning dyspept;c-iooki;:g
man entered :; blacksmith shop at HorG-
out. He waited until the biaczstni,!:
put hot shoe to the foot OF tic horse
that was being shoi. when he Dent
down and drew in with his nos;r.is So:
eral draughts OF smoke that rose from
the burning hoof. After the lnan :ett
the shop q reporter ot the Er:eD:G1 ;,si-
cd the Blacksmith if the man who i;:l
just taken his departure was crazy %,
no. responded the blacksmith, he is
only working up an appetite. Str;ta-tce
as it may appear to you, Yet the !ac; IS
true thut inhalation into the lungs 0.
smoke from q horses Loot whci! il IS
being shoi is the best appetizer in the
world That man YOU saw here va.
now go home and cat . good square
meal He came into the Shop i0r 50
appetite and went AVA hUng"y. h:tte
on ~ acreage five pa;.,:.::s I da;. "ho
visit my shop for an appetizer. -A:.gs-
ton (N = FREEMAN.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
parlors That Or sh Out Home Life.

Did you ever hear Of tvranaca. par
lors? The costly carpets and curtains,
the expensive ornaments, give sub
dued tone to the room destructive to real
hospitality and good times. a neigh
borhood social met from house 10 house.
One Of the members was bright boy:
his mother had one Of those tyrannica!
parlors, gwen up to formalitr and short
calls. The bright bog said at one OF
the meetings: II would ike 70 invite
YOU to my house, but we never haze
good times in our stilck-up drawing
room The little fellow felt the differ
ence between his own home sarrot;il,t-
inGs and that OF some others Of the So
cial club. !At one house the wise par
ents made the parlo- so attractive that
the boys and girls of the family said
they would rather be at home than
anywhere else The carpet WAS not
TOO nice to dance on or even to lay
blind mans buff The chairs and tables
were not heavy and cumbersome lut
were light enough 10 be tucked away,
leaving clear space. Tie children
were encouraged 10 get up cia-adcs and
tablcaux \ marlc lantern exhibition
added variety. and now ana then q
card party. But that WAS very wrong"
saws one stern parent. No. Father and
mother took hand in the game AID
there was no: 50 much danger ike chill
drcn would seci; questionable pleasures
in improbable places.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-19
THE WEEK OF ss33Ys;S D:syS.
AS mas been remarked By me eoG9-

AS mas been remarked By ne eo2l-
mentators, and as is apparen, 70 c:5Ic.:'.
readers, it would seem that So.:.2 ao.."':.
of the week Of seven da;5 w:a5 cn.gci.s
among the people w!,o-c as -. .''-
corded n very early tiI :. ;il;.::
say, at 4 date long preceding Hos
any OF the books written by him. -:
proof of this is 70 be fo0Ed IN >u.'.;
passages as the following: Ganc- :.
xxx, 81, whore Jacob is desired l.,
Laban 10 fulfill her wee. IL;
Leah's week. in order that ho la ii
also receive Rachel. The Week appe@1''
to express the time given W 10 %t::l.'s;i.
festivities. SO aftcrward in Jid.%rS.
xiv, where Samson speaks .: -.
seven days Of the fcasi. 50 ajso o.
the occasion OF The death OF Jacs':',
Joseph made mourning ior his !:'.::;..'
seven days (GcncSis, l., i0) E"t
neither OF these Instances, any 2to.a
than Noah's procedure in the "ra::, -
further than showing the custom OF o;'-
serving q term OF seven days Tor u"
observance OF importance. Tncy &c
not prove lu'it liC " .iOiG - VI
whole month was thus divided 1t &:i
times and without regard 10 rSmarN-
able events. They DO not indeed prove
this but they suggest the division Is
common and familiar and in soma cariy
period recognized rs IN mst!tu;tris.
When, therefore, the children OF lsrac:
went down TO Egvnt for what l::oTc; 70
be very long soloufti III l!i''' COLI
they possibly were l"iI.i!'ar VII ':,s
practice OF dividing time hy weeks az"
at all events the hotioE OF seven .';']S 80
q convenient portion OF tih1 iVi '.'S
affairs OF lie would not seem aito9eli:e'
strange TO thCM. II IS e, c''''i's- -
probable that or arriving N i-SH 2I '''S1
found the week es';|o1:s!!e1 y: ,,te 81
tlce OF the country i VIZ u, oo.s' '.,'
that II was IN EgyP: '!i''t oo,1!'-: :. .:4','
eit seven Gays ~. o':.oD ''!>' 49,
s:oic' 'nouSh 'nIio se''i2 ~ ~ -,
sity 10 assume 'I!o iao'' - 80 ,,.7
he was conforming 70 t''c e"2''..' W - -
country, as ne o.o WIN lt@"'s' ~ 49,,
embalmlng and cAcsiil@ .. ;''S i.:t'''' ;
remains. Bat lHaone!ist".l:tE "l Any
such consideration, 1t "o';'" S2"''' M,
iy probable thai the laric'aeS -"HH"
themselves IN mp ;:ao.. ;!a7: Pg1o,9 ,!n',
who divided the lli"e .! "e'aS ~, VI 'G,' ~. - -
days. ne Aho" tH"1 'AcS -. s''o ~ go ''' :,
later perioG' "hs M. ~ -, 80 80 ,''s' =
commences rs eIiis 80 c,I' 1|t0iS ,..-,.,,,s 49,.
journ OF the lsEaeI!teS: tc - - p.'''no 10
were, IN TACT a peopie very HNc'j 20 %, ~
advanced IN sacA i mater 10 s".S'
order ana government, "o'!t EIe:es''',.'-
cal and civil, were Hh"ouo'co!t ~ d 1e-
markable state o. pcElec'4oA - '"o '!.Hs
to which reference Is no" mace an': - II
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IiS.@lga. Sl.>., bly, !, 1875.
o. ~ , -. = II =: =: 4.

.i,wh9 lc,.r, fGit .ato@nr2'!o" anout ;!c
naa:sc So, ;y1;. cf iiCuI !oi>oMs, scroiH!sta&c
-.g1CQ!0 :. Sw.i::HrS !cGr3 sores, EhGu:Ea
,ss..:. :.;,.H..y> pia.E!s '&.1rl:t, etc ,ssG
!:.,i.;. . y :..:.i!- !..c cog ON %2 PAGE !-@!S
r H.: ..o...:l 3 o:',:aI- !i.c! ".iG the NOS.
=. .,,,@.;;i al.l 81. ,.:a@ p"oGf ever ocfort
:;ts.,.;. dGr-ss,, &trpE S&LH %,
!tilnta 81.
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lAiIc, " t.SSt'sS az e"S'"'~'.
It IS safer 70 aifr"nt sone people ii.sn .
obi;ge hem; Tor The bcf:eT1 nl@n GeSeF'"; :,
tie worst thew speak o! i''"'-
The number OF w,m"n who really car"
20 vote :>&ho"; @Gna! '@.ii'e fi,'"ietr Of hls.'
who ike TO pa the H'2J 70 Sie1l'.
The ll};noiS River improvemc4: Cony2r.
ton met IN Peoria yc,tc; Day With z@0 Gvie-
gates.
All stte,on,s ,o ,;;pr 10 m end the New
York brass. .wo>h..,>' .tIiHe have. So !.- been
fruit}ess.
Tweutv.five t,a"v.r:d rsrsnns atcadc,:
the international rrq.cut in Chicago
and witnessed the >::,.:l IA; -
7 onon i,,icc he y:G:.er, u, egg AID
surar is useful tore!.eva ,,.af-eaeS:. cpaglis
o13 core ,hroa.s Ir,.p>, ~ aci,i rs Vel
as sweet
o- ho.sI :, -, ,..7.r .vc;vt.
miles west Of pui!a,iei%,.;a was bnrnes;
Yesterday Loss a93t nuJ; Insurance $3.50,
0OO
,,.,,, ,,.o,,, - -. ,.,,.
;r;i ,i'nl, lin; M ,hsr 70 ~, o. no NOR, r;e-;t
~ cav rnde thinr 10 a0nfi,sr thanto succk
N MIN down
~. o.,,,r-,; .. y.,a,..,. -. S,.. .la,-
,;r;,,. 1-', .be c1Sc,ienS for tatIh,rs ~c Tie
Sobranie Twen,y four rersnrs were Killed
and thirty wounded
colo-.a ,ro,,,, frc,, S,,,,.c- on f,r
Wv t'1 ~ FIo-"rc.. sor ,nn;icsI .r,,.tor.,,
I;oa on ,he o,,.roi.r Co.sr line ;r,:,. san,
daT | ,;ah+
~ ~, :. r-,o,o,l
Miss hay, ben a-rrs.ed on the cfare,, Of
bsv;nr n,nr,,c-od !I.rry Tayiar an,I Ii,
w;:e Thaay:Genr4 ar..;:.,, ,l;a:, : sire: ..
~, a,..>,..r,a,,. v.,:5n.; Asso,.;. ;nr
;s ~ ~ Sass;,,n r. Wa<h:pc+an Til. eaeav
s,a;nst Zrhor, :h4 ira,.3ryYe. c,:,:;!.;.e ;s
.s"Ch;r.,,.sr
''-s E. s-','-,,,,.:,,'. -. ,..,.s Vt: z..,e
r., "e Cba:nn5 n~.~'@ W, nm hos .,,sr..,,a.I
Sn.,;,sI sSs..s ao0} SEQ. l;~,;Iisi.s S,91
600
Wv, ,,,,..,. Ill. .r.,~.c,
=, - l,o,y. wv :iH .i,s1; E,,(r go 80 II.
rors we s,aaI i, ~ -b.. -, mot know 1i;en,
nj all
.;. ,.,.sa,,os
we w ii"' -. ~,
ocean steamship is The bc,, screw driver we
ever saw.
r.., ,,.,,, .;,s I,,,.,, .o...; ,..s;.s :, h..
/, hn , ua,, IN "a t.:,'',:s ,,,,o.r ,,n-
80, t n.. ~. i,i,o a,,,,tss
a:.S1I,rn' hos s,na hy w . - "
,o,, will, not s,,h-n;. 20 ba;,r c,,,e,l
- -'s4 W., S 800; or cnr b.. # l..
fS - ,,-onan6a,:d y 49, q IA Gcr 5c scccr.s n.
SIGMA rs II il, we're y co,6DIim.nt.
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Tor - ,--gl..,-ortt.' "r,fp-down." dcbilitated
.nhC5. .on.I - In;iii1crs. scaI1stresScs. house
i;cerar.. ...:rl 0vcr:T0r'!led women generally.
D.. "i.rcn'5 t',r1T;:c Prescription Is the best
- tGn:cs it is not a " Cure-all,"
mt c:r!~;t,,y il:!h!iS q sinGicless OF purpose
t,...r : r:lCs5 potent Specific for ell those
C..!lfl:c I',a.-;tcsSz 5:nl Diseases peculiar to
yr5,r.r. Tic treatment OF many thousands
d stia.! cc:. ut Tie ius-a,jds' Hotel and Surg
:oai If,s,i:i.s.. iias afforded large experience
~ rll:,.;:{- l.-..,.l!,.; f0:, then cure, and
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ng. Yissi Yiss2'53 &C. 5 Fs::aayyiS3 s.:.:ayyis3 Prescription

: the rns;l!5 Cl this v:st exDeclcncc. For
5,,tcresc! co:;94%tiosi. Is alton
Ga1 uiGcr1t;3 :. K 50 q specific. It
j. i puwc,.f;:t 1aC ~ ., cl as uterine. tonic
ara n.ryin. ana j!:!Y@rr; Ti@or and strength
Ia tlr y-noir e;.str:st I. cures weakness OF
s. ,rlaaf,. icl,i:eossIbH ni"ntiue. weak back.
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pion of the working man. Well, he always
wished to be working man. He had been
introduced to them as a Br1tiSher who had
recently become a Hawaiian, and he was
somewhat of Britisher yet, but he had
lived among Hawaiians and brought up his
family among Hawaiians and meant to die
among them. The man who could live IN
this country as he had done twenty-five years
and see the Hawaiians going to the wall
without doing anything for them had not
the soul of the mosquito in him. The speaker
here related the story of the Irish man who
went out to sell his frying pan, bedad to
buy something to put in IT." All airs have
been brought to such pass under the late
mismanagement that we have almost got to
sell the country TO get money to run it with.
He asked the electors to vote the whole
ticket; so far as he knew there was not one of
the Reform candidates who had an axe to
grind. He would assure the people that If
elected, these men would make war on every
species of orookedness, on everything dis
honest, on everything spendthrift, and as re-
CARDS these or any other ubiquitous practices,
they would adopt the sentiment of the poet:
Lay on McDuff, and damned be he who first
cries, hold, enough!''
Mr. Young's address, which is here
very much abbreviated, was frequent
ly interrupted with enthusiastic cheer
ing and applause.
Mr.. W. E. Foster was the next speaker.
1t was the first time he had been called upon
to do duty in speech-makng it was not in
his line of business. He would ask the
people, What are we here for?" As he
understood it, they were there to save the
country they lived in. Voting the straight
Reform ticket will give us good government,
and up to a late date, we needed it. The
Reform ticket represents the new Constitu-
ton, wise legislation, good government,
utilization of public lands, restricted Chi
nese immigration, and country prosperous
at home and respected abroad.
The meeting then adjourned to
Saturday evening next.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrivals.
MONDAY, August 9th.
Bktne Discovery, San Francisco.
Schr Wailani, Koolau.
Schr Waioli, Kuau.
TUESDAY, August 3Oth.
Stmr Waimanalo, Waimanalo.
Schr Waiehu, Waialua.
WEDNESDAY, August 31st.
Stmr James Makee, Kauai.
Stmr Eva, Eva.
THURSDAY, September 1st.
Schr Mile Morris, Koolau.
Schr Haleakala, Hawaii.
Stmr Kilauea Hou, Hawaii.
Stmr Surprise, from Kuau.
FRIDAY, September ID.
S S Zealandia, San Francisco.
Stmr w G Hall, Maui and Hawaii.
Schr Rainbow, Koolau.
Stmr Waimanalo, Waianae and Waialua.
Stmr c r Bishop, Walanae.
Stmr EVA, Eva.
SATURDAY, September Sd.
Stmr Waialeale, Kauai.
Stmr Jas Makee, Kauai.
Stmr Likellke, Kahului.
Schr Kauikeaouli, Kauai.
S.mr Lehua. Molokai.
SUNDAY, September 4th.
Stmr Kinau, Maui and Hawaii.
Stmr Mikahala, Kauai.
Schr Leah, Kauai.
Schr Wailele, Kauai.
Schr Caterina, Kauai.
Schr Moiwahine, HamakUa.
Schr Liholiho, Hamakua.
Schr Manuokawai, Koolau.
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Departures.

MONDAY, August 29th.
Schr Sarah and Eliza, Koolau.
Schr Moiwahine, Hamakua.
Stmr Lehua, Molokai.
Schr Manuokawai, Kaneohe.
Stmr Kinau, Volcano and way ports.
Stmr Waialeale, Kauai,
TUESDAY, August S0th.
Stmr Mikahala, Kauai.
Stmr LikelIke, Kahului.
Schr Kaulilua, Hanapepe,
Schr Leah, Kauai.
Schr Wailili, Kuau.
Schr Ke-Au-Hou, Maizena,
S S Australia, San Francisco.
Schr Mary, Koloa.
Blk Kalakaua, Hongkong.
WEDNESDAY, August 31st.
Stmr James Makee, Kauai,
Schr Mary E Foster, Kauai.
Schr Leahi, Kauai.
Schr Luka, Kauai.
THURSDAY, September 1st.
Bktne Planter, San Francisco.
Schr Waiehu, Waialua.
Sehr Mile Morris, Koolau.
FRIDAY, September I'd.
S S Zealandia, Auckland and Sydney.
SATURDAY, September Sd.
Stmr Waimanalo, Waianae and Waialua.
Stmr Kilauea Hou, Hakalau and Onomea.
Stmr Surprise, Hilo and wayports.
Schr Haleakala, Hilo.
Blk Sarah S Ridgway, Port Townsend.
Bktne Discovery, Port Townsend.
Blk Velocity, Hongkong.
SUNDAY, September 4th.
Schr Heeia. Koolau.
Schr Rainbow, Koolau.